Showing posts with label male wedding attire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label male wedding attire. Show all posts

Monday, March 25, 2013

Boutons de Manchette - aka Cuff Links

Since the 1500s, the fashion world has enjoyed cuff links thanks to Louis XIV. The types and styles have changed with the fashion eras but one thing remains the same, they are a sign of style and class. They can be worn with single or double-length French cuffs and can be assembled in barrel or, the more popular, kissing style.

Regardless of your industry, there are usually some occasions you could sport a nice set. Professionally, I generally reserve my cuff links for those days when I know I’m having an important meeting. Double win if it is an introductory meeting. Personally, I’ll jazz up an outfit for date night with a pair from Links of London or my grandfather’s monogrammed set from the 1940s (yes, they are in great shape and timelessly fashionable).

Although you can spend an arm and a leg on cuff links, you can also outfit your wardrobe with some staple sets starting around $20.00. I recommend acquiring both timeless and trendy sets to suit your personality. You can get everything from USB drive cuff links (for the techies) to a butterfly knife set (for the ninjas). They also make fantastic groomsmen gifts.




Monday, March 11, 2013

Welcome to Man Mondays


Innovation is a big part of life at DBI, so we decided to branch out a little and give some perspective that most of us take for granted, the man’s perspective.

Let me introduce myself. My name is Jared and I am the man behind the scenes at DBI. You won’t see me at the client meetings but you may catch me in the studio or delivering flowers. With the ever changing wedding market and with so much more male participation we thought a male’s perspective was important.  Man Mondays are for anything from Fashion and Style to Tips for Everyday Life.

I decided to kick off the first ever Man Monday with some sharp attire. We all know if you look good you feel good. A tailored suit is the easiest way to achieve that sophistication. Blue suits are a staple for a man’s wardrobe – they say every man should own one, I own two. It works well for a power meeting or a stylish night on the town. Accessorize it with a red polka dot bowtie and a pair of cordovan polished oxfords to finish the look. You’ve now taken a man and turned him into a gentleman.
 *Suit from Express.